
SKF PHG AT10-1280-S150 polyurethane belt
- Brand
- SKF
- Category
- Power transmission
- Subcategory
- Polyurethane belts
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Description
SKF PHG AT10-1280-S150 belongs to polyurethane belt, part of our Power transmission range. Tell us how many you need by WhatsApp or email and we'll get back to you promptly with a quote for PHG AT10-1280-S150 and any equivalents.
For drives that need to stay in step, SKF PHG AT polyurethane belts offer a toothed profile that transmits motion without slipping. The polyurethane body is internally reinforced for abrasion and wear resistance. MR Industrial Accessories supplies these belts to customers across the United States and in several Latin American countries, and can help you confirm the right reference for your equipment.
The part number is built in blocks. PHG is the polyurethane line, AT is the toothed profile, and the number after AT is the pitch in millimeters, such as 5 or 10. The next number is the length in millimeters, and the S150 suffix gives the belt width. So PHG AT10-1000-S150 means AT10 profile, 10 mm pitch, 1000 mm length, S150 width. Other examples in the series include PHG AT5-255-S150 and PHG AT10-1860-S150.
These belts suit synchronized movements: packaging line feeding, positioning on machine tools, internal part transport, pump and fan drives, and printing equipment. They are also common in food and pharmaceutical operations, where polyurethane handles cleaning well and does not shed particles. Because they do not stretch like a flat belt, they hold the transmission ratio and need fewer adjustments.
When selecting a belt, match the profile and pitch to the pulley, the length to the center distance, and the width to the power being transmitted. Polyurethane works at moderate temperatures and runs without lubrication, but check pulley alignment and tension. A belt that is too tight speeds up bearing wear, while a loose one can jump teeth. Also look for sharp edges or debris that could damage the teeth.
AT-profile polyurethane belts come from different brands under similar nomenclatures, but pitch, width and reinforcement type do not always match. Before swapping one manufacturer's belt for another, compare the full designation and the actual dimensions. If you are unsure, send the part number stamped on the belt and the pulley dimensions, and we will help you identify the right option.
To request a quote, message us on WhatsApp or by email with the complete belt part number, for example PHG AT10-1480-S150, or with the pitch, length and width. We reply promptly, can suggest equivalents and help you choose.
Dimensions
- Perfil
- AT10
- Pitch
- 10mm
Frequently asked questions
- How do I identify which PHG AT belt I need?
- Check the part number on the old belt: it lists profile, pitch, length and width. If it is missing, measure the pitch between teeth, the total length and the width. With those data we can quote the exact reference.
- Do polyurethane belts require lubrication?
- No, they run dry. Keep the pulleys clean and verify tension and alignment. Avoid contact with aggressive oils or solvents that could degrade the material.
- Can I replace an AT10 belt with another brand?
- Yes, as long as the profile, pitch, length and width match. Do not rely only on the part number; compare the actual dimensions. If you are unsure, send us the data and we will advise you.

